Come join me on a lovely walk.
November has its own misty beauty —
Sometimes grey; sometimes full of
Beauty and colour.
Let’s not forget to admire the handiwork of the beavers around the lake.
They’ve been busy!
For more mellow moments, please visit: Our World and also Skywatch.
Lovely mist but, yikes, that tree didn’t stand a chance! My neck of the woods in B.C. is known for beavers yet I have never seen one in person far as I can recall. :))
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I often see beavers on our lake.
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…mellow and wonderful.
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Beautiful all three photographs, the colours are excellent, the busy Beavers, love them.
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Hello,
Since I love teh dogs, the second photo is my favorite. The beaver has been busy. Beautiful photos! Thanks for hosting. Take care, enjoy your day! Have a great week!
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Mystical, magical, wonderful.
And WOW on the tree that the beaver has so nearly felled.
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Fiona, these are my favorite kinds of days. I love a day with an overcast (a fog, a mist). I find them not only beautiful, but calming and relaxing. Perfect day to make some nice hot soup!
Gorgeous images! Thanks so much for sharing the beauty, my friend! Have a grrrreat week!
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Beautifully peaceful. That beaver was sure working hard! 🙂
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Beavers can be very productive.
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Just so wonderful being with you in this great setting
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Oh, my, what a sweet doggy face! ❤
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Magical landscapes! I can’t believe the beaver’s industriousness. I wonder of the tree will be felled the next time you walk?
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Probably! At least 10 over trees have been felled along the shoreline.
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Beautfiul photos
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Beautiful photos
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such a gorgeous post!!
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I am rewarded when I click on your new blog posts, knowing that your photos will never disappoint. Thanks again!
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Lovely pictures. I love the first one with the low lying fog.
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Mellow magic
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We see them in our wetland walks— they slap their tails at us.
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Such a joy to join you on this misty walk. The beavers have most certainly been busy. Such a big tree. I wonder where they will take it? and how many were working on it? [Helen]
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My goodness, the clarity of those trees on the far side in the first photo. Absolutely stunning!
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Beavers really are incredible!
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And soare your beautiful pictures . (My stylus hit send on my ipad before my brain told it to above )))
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oh my goodness! the beavers cut down trees as big as this! amazing! Gorgeous images as always. Thank you. Stay safe and have a good week.
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wow amazing
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Fantastiska bilder. Fyllda av ljuvlig känsla och magisk höststämning 🙂 Bävern är ett spännande djur men inte alltid så populär när det röjer bland träden.
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I love those skies and watery reflections.
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Lady Fi – the buoys in the water make that pic really special, and then I scroll down further and see your model! Wow! And the beaver – that is quite a tree to take on!
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The misty photo is just gorgeous! I’ve never been around beavers and I’m actually astonished to see what they did to that tree! Timber!
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The first shot is simply stunning!
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Beautiful images and your dog is beautiful too.
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Beautiful images … Good weekend
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Mellow, beautiful, and love the “beaver tree”.
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Whoa! and chew away they did. It’s November’s misty beauty that always makes me fall for November.
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Beautiful photos, so peaceful looking. Those beavers sure can do some serious chewing on the trees.
Enjoy your weekend.
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Wow, if you didn’t tell me that was a beaver, I would guess it was a chain saw! The first photo looks very much like a painting. Beautiful!
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Looking at the bottom cutting of the tree, I thought someone axed the tree! I couldn’t believe easily it’s beaver’s work. Great shots of nature.
Tale care
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such a neat cut, I also thought someone axed the tree. 🙂
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Lovely photographs, I enjoyed my walk with you 🙂
All the best Jan
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